Bonds and world news dominate the 1931 outlook
The article reports on a $800 million long term bond issue at 3 percent as part of a wider deficit strategy, with Treasury plans and tax considerations, plus international developments from the DO-X voyage, Lindberghs’ Orient trip, and various political and economic shifts across the United States and Europe.
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Treasury
Teague
Federal Farm Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellen
Federal Reserve Banks
Ermany
Chequers
England
Hleinrich Bruening
Julius Curtius
Ramsay Alac- Donald
Arthur Tenderson
America
A. L. Jeune
le Midi
Paris
Boise and Idaho News Roundup Briefs Hit in May and June
Idaho and neighboring towns report a mix of civic notes from Boise to Ephraim. Population gains raise housing and water concerns while road, cheese and cattle topics appear with local elections planned in Sm ithfield and Ogden.
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Boise
IDA
Idaho
United States Census Bureau
Fam Nies
France
Charlea
Jackson Lake
Snake River
Snake
Smitiuficld
Ogden
Soda Springs
Idaho-Wyoming
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Iast
FL Bjorngaard
Freedom
Idaho Falls
California
Rock Springs
W. G. William
Utah National Guard
Utah
Sen
R. Smoot
Con
D. B. Colton
Con. Loothouron
Idaho Congo
American Falls
Ephraim
Orangeville
Great Basin Experiment Station
Summer Fashions Highlight Gray Yellow Bride Suit
The feature notes a wedding season style: a gray suit with a yellow print blouse as the pick of summer for the bride and guests. It praises bold color contrasts, mentions black accessories, and describes new color trends such as browns, black velvet wraps, and sheer velvets, with vivid color names and fashion terms from a 1921 column.
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New Order of Affairs
Ister
Cher Nicuolas
Sestern
Union O
Bennett Budget Targets Ontario Imports and Taxes
Premier R B Bennett presented a 50 million dollar deficit plan to parliament. He proposed a 4 percent imports case tax, 3 cent postage cut, corporate income tax rise from 8 to 10 percent, and a new 1 percent excess tax on all imports to fund the shortfall.
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United States
Americaon
Bennett
West
Canada
Dominion
Canaan
Coa
Orst
R. B. Bennett
Pew
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Andrew Mellon
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Fernando Noronha
Brazil
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Washington
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Orient
Japan
China
North Pacific
Russia
Siberia
Aleutian Islands
French Lick
Ind
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Ritelife
Maryland
C. Teague
Hoover
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
H. D. Brown
Virgin Islands
Paul Pearson
Herbert D. Brown
Federal Bureau of Efficiency
Brown
Waldo Evans
Interior Department
Doctor Pearson
Pioud Eastern
Western Airlines
Trafic
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United Air Lines
Chicago
National Air Transport
New York
Dallas
Goeing Air Transport
San Francisco
Pacific Air Transport
Seattle
San Diego
Varney Air Lines
Pacific Northwest
P. G. Johnson
Boeing Companies
Varvey Air Lines
Exnessee
Henry BB. Horton
Nashville
Horton
Gov. Horton
Luke Lea
Rogers Caldwell
Ed Crump
Scott Fitzhugh
Crump
Bruening
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Counci
Churches of Christ In America
Tinkham
Massachusetts
James Cannon, Jr
Supreme Court of the
Hughes
Holmes, Brandeis, Stone and Roberts
Minnesota
Pierce Butler
van Devanter
McReynolds
Sutherland
Alussolini
Vatican
S*oreten
Dino Grandi
Cardinal Gasparri
Mussolini
Pope
Vatican City
Padua
Rome
Catholic Action Societies
Fascist Party
Catholic Action Society
Union
Intermountain News
IDAIO
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Scouts of Timpanogos Council
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